13 years ago

Ubiquisys Raises $19 Million to Expand Small Cell Network

  • Ubiquisys, a UK-based developer of 3G and LTE intelligent small cells, has secured $19 million in funding

  • The funding round saw participation from new investors Mobile Internet Capital and Nissay Capital, along with existing investors 5CCG/Sallfort Privatbank AG, Accel Partners, Advent Venture Partners, Atlas Venture, and Yasuda

  • Ubiquisys plans to use the capital to accelerate the delivery of innovative tri-mode 3G/LTE/WiFi small cell hotspots

  • The company, led by CEO Chris Gilbert, provides its intelligent 3G and LTE small cells to over 70 operators globally

  • Its product range includes public access hotspots, self-organizing networks for enterprises, modular residential small cells, and satellite-linked small cells for remote locations.

      • ProblemTechnology

      "Mobile networks are struggling to keep up with the demand for data, especially in densely populated areas. Existing cell towers can't handle the traffic, and people are increasingly frustrated with slow speeds and dropped calls."

      Solution

      "Ubiquisys is building small cell hotspots that can be deployed quickly and easily in urban areas. These hotspots can provide high-speed data and reliable coverage to more people, even in areas where traditional cell towers are not feasible."

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